How to spell slippery

Slippy adjective – Having or being a surface so smooth as to greatly reduce traction. Slippery is a synonym for slippy. In some cases you can use “Slippery” instead an adjective “Slippy“.

adjective. Something that is slippery is smooth, wet, or oily and is therefore difficult to walk on or to hold. The tiled floor was wet and slippery. Synonyms: smooth, icy, greasy, glassy More Synonyms of slippery.

slippery (adj.)

1500, from Middle English sliper (adj.) “readily slipping,” from Old English slipor “slippery, having a smooth surface” (see slip (v.)) + -y (2).

free from moisture or excess moisture; not moist; not wet: a dry towel; dry air. having or characterized by little or no rain: a dry climate; the dry season. characterized by absence, deficiency, or failure of natural or ordinary moisture. not under, in, or on water: It was good to be on dry land.

The definition of dry is something without moisture, water or liquid. An example of dry is chapped lips, dry lips. An example of dry is dishes that have been sitting in a dish drainer overnight, dry dishes.

dry adjective (BORING)

If a book, talk, subject, etc. is dry, it is not interesting.

Dry texting happens when someone just decides to message you with “okay,” “uhuh,” or the ever-formal, “yes,” or “no.” I get even more upset when these one-word responses come with a period in the end.

Just because someone else perceives you as having a dry personality doesn’t mean it’s true. Even if you believe these things about yourself, it doesn’t make it a fact. And remember, there’s nothing wrong with having a dry personality. It might just mean that you’re not as outgoing as some.